Saffy just broke her water all over Patsy’s one of a kind designer outfit right before she was going to present at some fashion awards. I wish I knew how to make gifs right now.

Death II - Pulp
Saffy just broke her water all over Patsy’s one of a kind designer outfit right before she was going to present at some fashion awards. I wish I knew how to make gifs right now.

Yosemite, July 2011
Car Song - Elastica
Dancing in the street
and dancing of the wheat
is a discrete distinction
The beat enough to lift me from my feet
and direct my limbs where it may
but you see the sounds came
from no chord manipulation
but a strange determination
to feel what is not there
The hopping flees
and the humming bees
understand the state of affairs
The sonic vibration
of a cosmic plantation
the rhythm has always been there
The ears and the eyes
find with surprise
a lack of melody in the air
but the mind is not blind
to the infinite chimes
afraid of the monotone glare
The trees and their leaves
and an animal sneeze
blades of grass blowing as a dare
My feet follow the clangs
of the jingles and bangs
a music box ballerina gone awry
I’m tired of your tax cuts and budget deficits
of your demands on my freedom
Hey, this is America right?
Home of the starving artists and studio execs
Where do you get off telling me what my charity’s worth?
How to serve in the military?
I thought there was no fear here
only a slice of cherry pie, steaming,
with whipped cream and a paper flag stuck to the top
I’m on a long winding road
through strip malls and manicured lawns
and America, I don’t know where to turn off
I’m afraid of your nuclear family,
one false reaction from blowing up
of your chain stores
trying to mangle my thoughts
And of your ill conceived housing projects,
feeding upstate jails
I love you America, I truly do
but I can’t stand to see this side of you
Your abominable tea parties and fragmenting blues
I’m sorry we’re only discussing your issues
You’ll always be my home, baby
from sea to dying sea,
but I don’t belong to you, America
until you accept your citizenry